Related topics

Cable hookup to DVD Player
They also claim to have DD5.1 or even DTS sound, but the LDs only have AC-3. So you cannot say that they are DVD quality. Um... AC-3 is DD5.1... except in LD language... AC-3 (aka Dolby Digital) is just the compression technique used most commonly these days in DVD soundtracks, which are most often 5.1 surround.

Anyone ever use Zoom H4 Handy Recorder?
Thomas bettab...@hotmail.com nevada forsale I've Updated my home theatre so I'm selling my Radio Shack Optimus 5,1 Surround Sound system with remote. Enclosures have 1-10 inch woofer and 1 10 inch reflex and mid/tweeter in each cabinet. These speakers sound great connected to the stereo.

5.1 Surround sound system not working
I currently have a SBLive (the original one) and am in need of a new receiver, as mine just died. My old receiver was a simple Dolby Surround (non-digital) My question to you SBLive 5.1 owners is this: does this sound card provide a way to plug one cable into your receiver from the sound card and have it use

WSO should have been a 5.1 surround mix
Firstly, regarding surround sound playback of DVDs and video files. I would like to be able to play DVDs in 5.1 sound using windows media player. It would seem that in the options dialog, under the devices tab, DVD drive, options, there is a greyed out option for 5.1 sound. I have 5.1 sound card and speakers.

Help re Surround Sound
On the reverse of my computer I have the usual Microphone, stereo output and a third socket - unsure as to its use. However, my computer was sold as being with "Asus 6 channel integrated sound with SPDIF Plugin (5.1 Surround)" It has a PDIF socket on the revers and a SDIF socket. Should I be getting some sort of

Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares (US)
You may have to stop the movie, go to the menu of the movie, and explicitly select the english 5.1 ch sound. The reason the test DVD worked may be because it is one of the few DVDs that are set for 5.1 by default. Finally, try a DVD that is known to have spectacular surround sound: Air Force one.

DVD question
terra smokerdud...@myway.com rec music beatles Heck....I'd like to hear it high on weed...enhanced by LSD...AND Percocet...all at once but I'ma law abiding citizen. Most of the time. 2 outta 3 ? How would you hear the music in that coma?

5.1 Surround with old Sound Blaster Live!
Dave M. We do get surround sound. Different sounds out of the various speakers (front, rear, center and subwoofer), I thought that's what surround sound is. The manual states that the receiver does have "multichannel surround sound". It has 5.1 channels. Granted today similar receivers are 6.1 and 7.1,

I finally have the Beatles in 5.1 surround and I can't do drugs
Working in unison, the wolves will surround a large animal such as this, making it impossible for it to face all the intruders. ..... Notice 1 Peter 5:1-4 -"Therefore, I exhort the elders among you, as your fellow-elder and witness of the sufferings of Christ, and a partaker also of the glory that is to be revealed

I finally have the Beatles in 5.1 surround and I can't do drugs
None of the other centre-surround channels have the discreteness of a true digitally-encoded channel. Now, as far as 7.1 channels are concerned, if splitting signals is all that is needed to "create" a new channel (and it flies in the FACE of the wonderful, discrete digital DD and DTS 5.1 we've now got and even the

Are 5.1 movie soundtracks gimmicky?
LSD made music on a little boom box sound better than the best 5:1 surround does now ! Ask anybody who has heard music on acid. Many things enhance audio.....like common beer and liquor. Preaching to the choir here, Rev. When I was a teen in a band we'd do sensory deprivation; we'd smoke up and sit in total

Surround Speakers 5.1 vs 6.1
Besides, you'd only get four-channel audio that way anyway, not full 5.1. I also plan to buy an Audigy2 card for another machine. Do I need the same kind of gimmicks for that one too? You need a phono to 3.5mm audio plug to use the SPDIF output, yes. And if you buy an Audigy card, buy Audigy2 ZS, nothing else.

Set-Up Questions-Dolby Digital 5.1, SACD Surround-Long
On Thu, Feb 21, 2008 at 1:30 PM, Bud Curtis <bud...@gmail.com> wrote: I for one would have liked to have seen Toshiba prevail over Sony, even before I got I've come to realize that if a theatre is only good for the uber surround sound, auditorium, large movie screen experience, then why go to a theatre to see

Anyone else bi-amping?
If you have regular cable service with a coaxial connection then you will get surround sound. Even if you don't have cable and you have an antenna conected to you tv 1980s style you'll still get stereo sound today! If you have a pro-logic 2 receiver then you'll have 5.1 surround sound from that stereo source.

I finally have the Beatles in 5.1 surround and ( Terra )
Thomas bettab...@hotmail.com nevada forsale I've Updated my home theatre so I'm selling my Radio Shack Optimus 5,1 Surround Sound system with remote. Enclosures have 1-10 inch woofers and 1 10 inch reflex and mid/tweeter. These speakers sound great connected to the stereo. There is some scratching on the cases

A bit more about the Pet Sounds 5.1 DVD...
Subject: Re: 5:1 Surround or PLII From: Michael v...@voicex.com Date: 2/26/2002 1:12 PM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: if you have one Treat out-of-phase signals on both the L and R front channels as "ambience" and play them thru the surround channel, with some comb filtering to make the surrounds sound

Newbie Dolby Surround question
I've used both types and found that if you have a single set of surround speakers the best overall implementation is touse di-bi-poles at the sides of the main Since most (or probably at this time, all) DVD-A and SACD info is input via a 5.1 analog hookup that probably does not allow for any kind of DSP or

Surround Sound Video / CD Playback Noise
I've used both types and found that if you have a single set of surround speakers the best overall implementation is touse di-bi-poles at the sides of the main .... I read a lot of differing opinions on the benefits of dipolar vs monopoles for discrete 5.1 Many are saying monopoles are the way to go if you have the

What is the difference between 5.1 and DTS?
I've found way more interesting use of surround effects in concert videos and albums remixed for 5.1, especially dts. Is it just an inherent difference in medium that allows greater dynamic expression in surround music than movie soundtracks? Or have the film sound crews just been conservative in the use of

Better Sound HDMI or Optical
DarthGorn gbel...@blueyonder.co.uk uk games video xbox "GH" <nos...@forme.com> wrote in message news:l8bza.100$Cc6.1586462@news-text.cableinet.net... DarthGorn wrote: I have a 5.1 surround sound speaker system which I have connected to my DVD player. Can I connect it to my Xbox (it doesn't have a digital